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Public school / High / Charter

Academies of the Antelope Valley

Quartz Hill, California

NCES ID
060282013154
School type
Regular
Title I
Not designated

Academies of the Antelope Valley is a public high school in Quartz Hill, California, run by Antelope Valley Union High. It enrols 665 students — the 21549th largest of 10,418 public schools in California.

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Reported figures, 2022–2023

The Common Core of Data is a directory collection: it records size and staffing, not achievement. Nothing here says whether a school is good.

Enrollment

665students

21549th nationally, tied with 66

Teachers

30.0FTE

41832nd nationally, tied with 2,155

Students per teacher

22.2students

84613th nationally, tied with 201

Free or reduced-price lunch

65.4%percent

35325th nationally, tied with 104

How these figures are defined

Enrollment

Students reported in the autumn headcount. Size is not quality — it is here because it is the figure every other one has to be read against, and because a school of 90 and a school of 4,000 are not comparable on anything else.

Teachers

Classroom teachers in full-time equivalents, so a half-time teacher counts as 0.5. Non-teaching staff are excluded.

Students per teacher

Enrollment divided by teacher FTE. It is not class size: it counts every teacher against every student, including specialists who never take a full class. A school can have 15 students per teacher and 30 in the room.

Free or reduced-price lunch

Share of students eligible for free or reduced-price meals — the most widely used proxy for concentrated poverty in a school. Districts under community eligibility report all students as eligible, which inflates the figure and makes cross-district comparison unreliable.

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Within Antelope Valley Union High

Schools in the same district, which is the comparison the data actually supports — a peer group defined by who runs them rather than by whichever names sort nearby.

Enrollment — same district
  1. 1Quartz Hill High3,066 students
  2. 2William J. (Pete) Knight High2,793 students
  3. 3Highland High2,790 students
  4. 4Eastside High2,650 students
  5. 5Lancaster High2,642 students
  6. 6Palmdale High2,443 students
  7. 7Littlerock High1,565 students
  8. 8Antelope Valley High1,558 students
Distance from the state median

Baseline: California median across 10,418 public schools. Bars right of the rule are above it.

  • Enrollment+40.3%
  • Teachers+42.9%
  • Students per teacher+0.5%
  • Free or reduced-price lunch−3.7%
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Sources & licence

Collected by the National Center for Education Statistics. Nothing here is edited, interpolated or estimated.

Provenance

National Center for Education Statistics
Common Core of Data — school and district directory
Current · as of August 17, 2026U.S. Public Domain (NCES)

Collected and published by NCES; retrieved through the Urban Institute Education Data Portal, which republishes the NCES files unchanged.

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Data as of September 1, 2022.